Now Open: The Habit Burger Grill Chandler

Shannon Armour July 20, 2011 4:02PM

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Hey Chandler -- as of today, you have a new burger joint.

California-based The Habit Burger Grill opened the doors of its second Valley location today.

Sitting just south of Ray Road, east of the I-10, it's dangerously close to another California-based chain, In-N-Out Burger. An interesting location choice, but hey I guess that's what some would refer to as "cojones"?

The Habit Grill has been churning out burgers for over 40 years using only fresh quality ingredients -- and they aren't bad. We might even consider skipping the line at the other place for a Teriyaki burger and an order of sweet potato fries from the Habit.

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Shannon Armour

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